Designed for children between the ages of 3-12, Laila supports learning through artificial intelligence-supported stories and encourages creativity in its users.
Morfeu AI comes up with Laila, a product that transforms simple text prompts into video stories for children. Designed for children between the ages of 3-12, Laila supports learning through artificial intelligence-supported stories while encouraging creativity in its users.
According to the information shared by the initiative; Laila combines child development expertise with ethical artificial intelligence. Thus, the platform differs from general artificial intelligence tools. With parental guidance, children or parents can create unique video content with live characters and adaptive storytelling using a simple text command. The videos include fun lessons about values such as ‘Being Honest’, ‘Showing Kindness’ and ‘Understanding Others’.
Laila offers a wide range from bedtime stories to educational journeys. The initiative aims to transform every child from a passive viewer into a storyteller. With this approach, the concept of screen time guilt is also eliminated.
Laila’s artificial intelligence can be customised according to your child’s unique interests and the lessons you want to teach. In this context, the initiative also shares sample commands that parents or children can enter.
Users can enter commands such as ‘A shy robot learns to make friends’ or ‘A South African boy discovers courage with a magic frog’. Commands such as ‘A dinosaur who loves maths’ can be turned into a 2-minute animated video content. If you don’t want to progress by entering commands, you can also use the surprise story option that quickly creates a story.
The platform features stories in 36 languages, including English, Spanish, Japanese and Arabic, with characters and narratives that reflect global diversity. Laila’s artificial intelligence captures the user’s location and incorporates culturally relevant elements into the stories. It is also worth noting that the stories are tailored to the child’s interests
